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Meandering
/miˈændərɪŋ/adjective / verb
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Meandering refers to a winding, indirect path or course, like a river that twists lazily through the landscape instead of going straight. In modern usage, it often describes thoughts, conversations, or narratives that drift aimlessly, adding a playful or exploratory element to what might otherwise be straightforward.
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The Meander River not only inspired the word but also a decorative pattern called the 'Greek key' or meander motif, which has appeared in art for over 2,500 years and symbolizes infinity and the interconnectedness of life. This design influenced everything from ancient pottery to modern architecture, including the borders of the Parthenon frieze.
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